MONDAY
• (TELEGRAPHIC)
WEEKS SAYS THAT
MKAItS MUST GO
Washington, April 9—Secretary
of War Weeks has overruled re
quests from Alaska that Col. Muars
remain in charge of construction
work on *the Alaskan Railway after
the expiration of his present assign
ment, May 1st.
AMERICA AGREES TO
POLISH FRONTIER
Warsaw, April 9—American min
ister Gifbson today notified the gov
ernment that the United States ac
cepts the new Polish frontiers as
established by the League Council.
CENSORSHIP EST A HI ASHED
IN MOSCOW’
Berlin, April 9—The German gov
ernment was advised today that the
strictest censorship has been estab
lished in Moscow.
BRYAN STULL A SPELL BINDER
Miami, Fla., April 9—W-m. Jen
nings Bryan, addressing a great
crowd, said that the United States
must lead the way to World Peace
because no other nation has the
confidence of the world.
FRENCH MAKE
FURTHER SEIZURES
I)U8seldorf. April 9—The French
announced the seizure of seven more
coal mines, bringing the total taken
over in the Ruhr to eighteen.
PLANE FALIjK 200 FEET
—FLYER KILLED
Los Angeles, April 9—Edward
Malone, a motor cycle racer, was
killed while making a flight in a
plane. The machine fell a distance
of 200 feet killing the flyer instant
ly.
(HUME RECORD FOR ONE WEEK
Seattle April 9—Seventeen rob
beries and three holdups were re
ported to the police as a week end
wind-up. $5,200 was netted by the
perpetrators.
PRESIDENT RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON
Washington, April 9—President
and Mrs. Warren Handling returned
to Washington this afternoon from
their extended vacation trip in
Southern waters.
BORDEN RACE TO RE
RUN TUESDAY MORNING
The Borden Marathon Race will
be run tomorrow (Tuesday) morn
ing unless some unforeseen delay
The teams will leave the corner of
Second anvenue and Court Way In
stead of the Front street corner of
Barrack Square. Teams will
gather and be ready to leave at 8:00
A. M. sharp.
PLANE STRUCK BY HURRICANE
OCCUPANT SAVED
Albuquerque, N. M_, April 9th—
While flying over Organ Mountains
(the battle plane, carrying Fred
Starek, acting managing director of
the Finance Corporation, was struck
by a hurricane, but the machine
finally landed with it* occupant hav
ing a narrow escape from death.
HARDING FEELS AMERICA
SAFE FROM SECTIONALISM
Augusta, April 7—Declaring he
did not believe there was a trace of
sectionalism war left in the United
States, Handing In an address de
livered here in a dinner given in
his honor by the City of Auguta, j
deplored any development of clashes
or organization blocs in the repub
lic. There Is a menace to the na
tion, said the President, in develop
ment of clashes and in organization
blocs; there Is danger in revolution
ary and jealousy, let us be on our
guard against developments of envy
and jealousy.
OIL SWINDLERS REAP
RICH HARVEST
Washington, April 9—Oil stock
promoters operating in Texas dur
ing the last five years have filched
$100,000,000 from the public, post
master general Work was advised
by John H. Edwards, solicitor for
the Postoffice Department and Chief
Postal Inspector Simmons.
BOMB DESTROYS CANAL LOOK.
SWENSON BOAT LEAVES
SEATTLE FOR SIBERIA
Seattle, April 9—The Swenson A
Company schooner Chukotsk, Cap
tain R. F. Wielding, sailed yesterday
for the Arctic and Kolyma, Siberia,
via Hakodate, Japan. This Is <the
first veesel to depart f r the Arctic.
time bomb destroyed the lock of
Dortmund -Bins canal early, today
grea/tly interfering with the com
plicated waterway traffic in the
ENGLISH RELIGIONISTS
WOULD EXPEL RUSSIANS
London, April 9—A movement
for expulsion of the Russian Trade
Delegation and other Bolsheviki
from England, in protest against the
execution of Butchkavitch, is gain
ing country wide support. This
movement was initiated by clergy
men representing all creeds.
. UPPER CRUST NOT IMMUNE
FROM VOIATEAD ACT
NEW YORK, April 8—Two hun
dred women in evening dress, many
prominent in the social life of the
city, were startled today when seven
dry squad agents raided nn exclusive
dancing and drinking club. Admis
sion to this club was by membership
cards only and the names and ad
dresses of a.II persons in the place
GERMANS TO REFUSE PAYMENT
OF FINK IMPOSED
Essen April 9—The City of Essen
will refuse to pay 500,000,000
marks levied against it for the
shooting of Ftench soldiers on Mar.
18th. Municipal authorities so in
formed the French last night.
Berlin, April 9—German funds
seized by the French since the Ruhr
was occupied total 27.000,000.000
1IH1 »U 151 il( JA X (H>MM1TTEEMA X
IX I5A1> WITH AI»IINI STRATI <>\
Washington April 9—It is no
secret in Washington political cir
cles that Chairman Adams of the
Republican National Committee is
in bad with the Harding administra
tion. Disfavor is the result of fail
ure on his part to issue a lengithy
statement setting forth what had
been accomplished by the adminis
tration during its first two years
control o-f national affairs.
.ALASKAN MINE OFFICIALS
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Seattle. April 9—Charges that
stockholders in the famous Mother
Lode Mine of Alaska have been de
frauded out of a million dollars
within the past four years are made
in a suit filed in the Superior Cour
by J. W. Robinson.
He asks that a receiver be ap
pointed for the Mother Lode Copper
Mine Company and that James W.
Godfrey, president; and C. L. War
ner, secretary, be required to render
an accounting of the Company's
financial status and Its transactions
for the past three years.
TUESDAY
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WOMEN URGED TO
OPPOSE WAR
Des Moines, la.. April 10—At a
conference of eight departments of
the National League of Women here
yesterday afternoon, the women are
urged to lend their cooperation in
prevention of war and to take an
active part in politics. They are
also called upon to exert their in
fluence in bringing about of greater
efficiency in world government.
AMERICAN PREFERS
CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP
Vancouver, April 10—Melville
Dollar, son of Captain Robert Dol
lar the noted American shipping
man, has made application for Can
adian citizenship.
DE VALERA TO PREVENT IRISH
FUNDS BEING DISTURBED
New York. April 10—Supreme
Court Justice O'Malley granted an
application on behaif of Damon*De
Valera and Stephen J. O’Melna for
appointment of a commission to
take testimony in Ireland, in con
nection with a banking suit which
they have instituted in New York.
The suit is intended to prevent
securities which they deposited,
amounting to 92,500,000, from
being disturbed, pending the deter
mination of owenrshlp.
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\ AMERICAN TOBACCO
MAGNATE PASSES ON
New York, April 10—John Black
well Cobb, vice president of the Am
erican Tobacco Company, was found
dead in the stateroom of a Pennsyl
vania train yesterday afternoon.
FRANCE WILL IN HIST UPON
HER POUND OF FLESH
[ Paris, April 10-—Under no con
sideration would France abandon
the Ruhr until Germany has paid
every cent of the fifty billion gold
marks indemnity imposed upon her
by the Versailles Treaty, Poincare
declared last night.
SUPREME COURT RUNS
TRUE TO FORM
Washington, April 10—Advocates
of minimum wage laws suffered de
feat ooday when the Supreme Court
held unconstitutional such statute
passed by Congress for the District
of Columbia.
The law provided for a board re
presenting public employees and em
ployers which would Investigate
working conditions of women and
children and fix minimum wages.
U. S. IN MRJST OF
BUILDING REVIVAL
New York, April 10—$1,250,000,
000 worth of building permits, the
greatest amount for a similar period
in the nation's history, were taken
out tliruout the country during Jan.
Feb. and March.
ITALIAN PRINCESS
MARRIES COMMONER
Rome. April !»--Princess Yolanda
eldest daughter of the King and
Queen of Italy, was married today
t » Count Calvi Hi Bergilo. an Italian
It I'M IIOAT WIU-XIvKl)
OFF COAST MASS.
j Martha’s Vineyard. Maas., Apfil
8—A rum laden steamer foundered
in sight of land. Seven persons
were drowned.
I WILL AJ>VOCATB <X)URT
OF NATIONS MEMBERSHIP
Washington, April 10—Harding's
vacsation has hardened his determin
ation to make the United Stages a
member of the Court of Nations. It
will be his issue in the campaign of
1924 and the major topic in
speeches which he is to deliver to
the country on his tour in June.
;
STEEL CX>RJ*ORATION
INCREASES WAGE SCALE
New York. April 10—The United
States Steel Corporation has an
nounced a wage increase of 11 per
cent, to take effect April 16th. The
increase applies to day laborers’
250,000 of whom are affected.
8TINNE8 AND OTHER
FINANCIERS ARRESTED j
i Berlin, April 10—Hugo Stianes, i
Germany's industrial king and his
wife were taken by French troops i
from a sleeping car attached to a
train at Scharnhorst and placed un j
der arrest in a freight car today.
They were later released. Many j
arrests thruout the occupied areas'
were ‘made by French today on the j
occasion of the nation wide funeral :
of the Krupp victims of French in- j
vasion. Ministers Gilberts. Steger- |
wald and State Secretary Hamm of j
the Chancellory were thrown into j
Jail.
FRENCH COLORED TROOPS
IN r.BRMAW
Frank£ort-On-Main. April 10th—
French Algerian troops ejected 106
families within ten minutes from
their dewelli-ngs in the German rail
way men’s colony at Buren this af
ternoon.
BREVITIES
Chicago. April 10—Two persons
were killed in three buildings bomb
ed in a Black Hand reign of terror
San Francisco, April 10—A war
rant has been issued charging C. E.
Hicks. navy yeoman, with having
murdered Rabbi Lafee.
Seattle.April 10—The State Bank
at Vashon was robbed of several
thousand dollars yesterday morn
ing.
London, April 10—The House of
Commons reconvened yesterday.
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WEDNESDAY
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NOME NUGGET A (DM IN
PASSAGE SUBSIDY BIIjL
(Special Juneau Correspondence.)
The Juneau Empire prints the
following article: "The Nome Nug
get aids in passage of the Ship Sub
sidy for coastal boats. Represen
tative Decker reads in the House
Nome Nuggets of the issue of, Aug
ust 12th and October 7th and 14th
respectively and secures unanimous
passage in the House of his Ship
Subsidy Bill. This is the first ap
propriation measure to pass this
Pension Dill Passes.
The Pension Bill passed the House
unanimously. The maximum for
men is $25.00 and for women $45.
Ship Subsidy Rill Passes
The subsidy Bill provides for one
boat to Kotzebue Sound and the
other to St. Michael and passed the
House without a dissenting vote.
The subttidy from Nome to Kotze
bue Sound carries with it the sum
of $10,000 for the period of two
years while the boat to St. Michael
will receive $7,000 for the same
period. Both boats are not to
draw over six feet draft.
JUSTICE TAFT DISSENTS
FROM COURT DECISION
Washington. April 11—To buy
labor in the District of Columbia is
noy like buying pigs feet in a batch
er shop, Gorapers declared today in
a statement denouncing the Su
preme Court’s decision invalidating
the Management-Wage laws. He
said Justice Taft showed great, cour
age in dissenting from hi.s cnllea
NATION WIDE FUNERAL
CEREMONY, GERMAN WORKMEN
Berlin, April 10—Germany 'oday
buried 13 workmen shot down by
Trench troops at tho Krupp wnks
at Essen. The victims were accord
ed all honors as if they had fa'Ie.1
on the field of battle. Bells *ere
rolled thruout the republic fnim ..ie
Rhine to East Prussia and from
Take Constance to the North Sea.
FRENCH IGNORE
KILLING OF WORKMEN
Berlin. April 11—Chancellor Cuno,
speaking of the interest the Reich
stag has take nin eulogizing the 13
Germans killed in the shooting af
fair at the Krupp plant, declared
that not a word of regret for the oc
currence has been received from any
French officials.
TOAL SUPPLY NOW EXHAUSTED
The Haramon Consolidated Gold
•Melds announce that their supply
if coal has been so depleted that no
nore will be offered to the public
’or eale. The coal remaining in
their possession will be used for
Company purposes.
CLAIM HE VALERA NOW A
PRISONER OF FREE STATE
Dublin, April 11—DeValera, for
mer President of the Irish Republic,
is now a prisoner of the Free State
government. The phantom rebel
eluded capture and kept uip an in
cessant warfare against the Free
State since Its inception. DeValera
was taken this morning near Clo-n
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back when I least expected them. I
was in miserable shape and it was
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JA1’ KOLVKS DOMESTIC
THOU III JC WITH HOMldDE
Seattle, April 11 -Because he was
tired of having so much trouble a
home M. Endo, a Japanese merchant
shot and killed his wife and three
daughters in their home this morn
ing. He cut his wife’s throat after
shooting her.
HAJIDING VEXED OVER
DAUGHERTY STATEMENT
Washington, April 11—President
Harding is vexed over being placed
in the attitude of an avowed candi
date for President for another term.
This was made plain at his first di
rect contact with newspaper men
since Atty. General Daugherty an
nounced that the executive would ,
stand for renomination.
STATE DEPARTMENT REFUSES
ENTRY OF IiENINEfS WIFE
Washington, April 11—The State !
Detpartment has cancelled its a nth- I
orizatlon for a vise to permit Ma
dame Kalinin, wife of Lenine, to '
visit the United Staten. "The pres
ence of Madame Kalinin is this
country" the Department said in a
formal statement. "is rendered
wholly undesirable by the deep feel
ing which has been aroused by the
execution of Vicar General Butchka
HARDING STILL HOPES TO
MAKE ALASKA TRIP
Washington. April 11—President',
Harding hopes to visit Alaska when ;
he goes to the Pacific (’oast on his :
speech making trip. It was said at j
j the White House today that he j
i would probably be able to leave for ,
I the trip about June 20t.h and reach '
Alaska about July 15th.
CANADA HANK VESSELS
CARRYING LIQUOR
Victoria. April 11—The Dominion'
government has ordered colh'otors j
at all ports along the British Colum
bia coast to refuse to grant clear
ances to deep sea vessels carrying
liquor cargoes.
BFXXMD DAUGHTER OF
ITALIAN KING TO WED
Rome. April 11th—Retrothal of;
Princess Mafalda, second daughter '
of the King of Italy, to Duke Bra- .
bant. Belgian Crown Prince. will '
shortly be announced.
GKTS PKN SENTENCE j
FOR IiARCISNY
battle. April 11—Charles Sulli-|
van. former police captain and sec- |
retary of the Police Department
was convicted of grand larceny and j
sentenced today. He wWl serve [
from six months to fifteen years in j
the State penitentiary. *
WILL OVERRIDE SUPREME
COURT DECISION
Olympia. April 11th—Governor
Hart annouened today that he will
invite the governors of western
states into a conference upon a min
imum wage scale for women and
children and urge such amendment
to the United States constitution.
VOUIJ) HAVE HOOVER
INVESTIGATE!)
Walla Walla. April 10—Senator
'ill in an address made here as- 1
ailed Secretary Hoover, whom he
lames for the rise in the price of
igar which is costing the public
500.000,000. He said Hoover
’tould be investigated.
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: PATENT APPLK^ATIOX NOTIfl.
M. S. No. 1328. M. A. No. 0377.
IN THE UNITED STATES UND
OFFICE. AT NOME. A LANKA
Nome, Alaska. Fob. 3. 1923.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
William Nielsen, whoso post office
addraas is Seattle. Washington,
through hi* authorized a’tomey in
fact S. C. Taylor, whose post office
address is Nome, Alaska, has made
application in the United State*
Land Office at Nome. Alaska, for a
patent for his consolidated p’acer
mining claim comprising the
ORETCHEN. MAMIE. BEL. and
EVA locations, situated on Solomon
River, about 3 miles from Bering
Sea, fn Cape Nome Recordin'-' Dis
trict, Second Division, Territory of
Alaska, and within the Nome Land
District, and designated by the
Surveyor General for Territory of
Alaska as Mineral Survey No. 1328;
the exterior boundaries of said lo
cations and claim* being as sat
forth in the Plat and Field Notes
now on file, as follows, magnetic
variation 18 deg. 30 min. to 20
Grctchen Claim. Beginning at
Cor. 1. a fir post 4 ins. eq 4 ft.
long. 2 ft. in ground, scribed 1 (1
1328. with earth, mound. 24 la.
base. 16 ins. high around name,
being the 8. W. Cor. stake of
said aTaim and about 258 ft. from
-right bank of Solomon River-. ®.
S. L. M. Sur. 1328 bears N. 55
Deg. 10 Mtn. W. 1056 3 ft.
thence N. 38 Deg. 05 Mfn. ■
1196 ft. to Cor. 2: on line 3 — 4
Hercules Claim. Sur. 706; thonae
S. 64 Deg. 25 Min. B. along line
4 — 3 Snr. 706, 817.5 ft. to Cor.
3: thence S. 39 Deg. 20 Min. W
1017 ft. to Cor. 4:
thence N. 76 Deg. 32 Min. W
852.S ft. to Cor. 1. place of begin
ning. area 19.91 A.
Mamie Claim. Beginning at
Cor. 1. a fir poet 4 ins. sg. 4 ft.
long. 2 ft. In ground, scribed I M
— 1328, with mound 24 ins. base.
16 ins. high around the same,
being the N. W. Cor. of claim U.
S. L. M. Sur. 1328 bears N 50
Deg. 10 Min. W 867.1 ft. thence
S. 76 Deg. 32 Min. E. 1059 ft.
then op N. 77 Pep. 03 Min W
886.3 ft. to Tor. I:whence witness
f’or. hears N. 33 Deg. 34 MUn. E
450 ft. distant;
thencp N. 3 3 Peer. 3 4 Min. E —
from true Cor. 4. 9 4 0 ft. to Cor.
1. place of beginning, area 19.
Bel Claim. Beginning at Cor.
1 not set. U. S. L. M. Stir. 132R
hears N. 1 Peg. 02 Min. E. 1221.
72 ft. and Witness Cor. a fir post
in ground, scribed W. C. I B —
13 23 hears S. 36 Pep. 27 Min. W.
S3.6 ft. distant;
thpnce from true Cor. 1 S. 53
Peg. 28 Min. E. 205.2 ft. to Cor.
thence S. 77 Peg. 03 Min. B.
776.2 ft. to Cor. 3;
thence S. 4 7 Peg. W. 1267.1 ft.
thence N'.' 63 Pep. 36 Mi*. W.
695.5 f;. to Cor. 5 not set. whence
Witness Cor. to Cor. 5. a flr potrt
4 Ins. sq. 4 ft. tong, scribed W.
C. 5 B. 1 E 1328 E 1328 set 1*
earth and bears S. 65 Dog. SC
Mtn. E 100 ft. distant;
Thence N. 38 Peg. 27 Min. ■.
from true Cor. 5, 1058.5 ft. to
Cor. 1 and place of beginning.
ATea 19.885 A.
Kva Claim. Beginning at Oor.
1 identical with Cor. 5 Dot
Placer this survey not set. U. 8.
L. M. Sur. 1328 bears N. 17 Deg.
26 Min. E. 2172.77 ft.
Thence S. 63 Peg. 36 Min. B.
695.5 ft. to Cor. 2 identical with
Cor. 4 Bel Placer previously
described;
Tbence S. 22 Peg. 36 Min. W.
1470 ft. to Cor. 3;
Thence N. 79 Peg. 04 Min. W
4 42.7 ft. to Cor. 4;
Thence N. 13 Deg. 25 Min. B.
1626 ft. 4to Cor. 1. place of begin
ning. Area 19.964 A.
U. S. L. M. 1328 is a limestone
24 x 20 x 10 ins. 14 ins. in
ground, marked U. S. L. M. 1328,
with -f on top surface for true
point, and with earth mound f
ft. base 4 ft. high on west side.
Situated on high ground on west
side Solomon River about 3 miles
from the mouth, and about one
half mile N. E. from Manilla
Creek in Lat. 64 Dee. 35 Min. N.
Long. 164 Deg. 24 Min. W.
Uncle Sam Mt. bears N. 59 Deg.
40 Min. E. about 4.6 miles.
Center Oil Tank. Bonanza bears
S. 17 Deg. 55 Min. W. about 3
The Hercules Group Placer
Claim M. S. 706 adjoins this
claim on the north, Eskimo Gold
Dredging Co. Claimant.
JOHN SUNDBACK,^
Dated this 3rd day of February,
1923. at Nome, Alaska.
Publish Feb. 10, 17. 24, and
March 3. 10, 17, 24, 31 April 7,1923.
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