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PRKSIDKXTH TRIP TO ALASKA
TO BE Ilf JUNK
Washington, Feb. 16—President
and Mrs. Harding will leave Washing
ton for Alaska about June 15th and
will not return until the middle of
September. According to the tenta
live plan formulated the presidential
party will go by special train to th<
Pacific coast and in the meantime th>
presidential yacht, the Mayflower,
will sail to the Padflc thru the Pana
raa Canal and be ready to convey the
party down the coaat late in August
Mrs. Harding Is reported as say
ing that the only opportunity for re
taxation on the President’s part will
present itself after his departure on
the Mayflower.
According to the present plans the
Presidential special train will go from
Washington to San Francisco and
then the party will go to Seattle from
which place the Alaska tour will be
gin. After leaving Seattle. Alaska
will be reached thru the inside pas
sage. It is planned that the party
will stay at least «'i month in Alaska.
After boarding the Mayflower on
the return trip. President Harding’s
party will remain on board and re
turn to Washington via the water
route, and the President then will
be able to obtain his much needed ;
relaxation from the strenuous days j
thru which he has passed.
ALASKA TARIFF HELD
FI* BY WASHINGTON
Seattle. Feb. 16—Advices receiv
ed here yesterday state thM the. thiu
tariff for the new Alaska railroad,
which had been worked out by leote
scntatives of the Alaska ^ni;iueering
Commission and Steamshin lines, lias
been held up at Washington, for fur
ther consideration.
Colonel Mears telegraphed urging
that all ^oods for delivery alou-j the
line of the railroad be rusheJ north
at once in view of possible crippling
of the railroad by the Alaska spring
breakup.
LOS ANGEIJCS ATTORNEY
SH<X»TS ENTIRE FAMILY
Los Angeles. Feb. 16—George A.
Bowen, a prominent California attor
ney. today shot and killed both his
wife Mary and her mother Mrs. Julia
Taylor and then turned the gun on
himself ending his own life. Taylor's
rash deed is attributed to his failure
to effect a reconciliation with his wife
who had sued him for divorce.
RONE DECLARES PROHIBITION
ENFORCED IN ALASKA
Washington. Feb. 16—Governor
Bone fold Commissioner Haynes
that with the exception of a little
smuggling from Canada the prohibi
tion law is being strictly enforced
in the Territory of Alaska.
WATSON GRILLS SEC. MELLON
FOR VIOLATION LAW.
Washington, Feb. 16—In a speech
last evening before the Senate. Sen
ator Watson charged Secretary of
the Treasury Mellon with violating
the law which specifically prohibits
the Secretary of the Treasury from
engaging in commerce or trade.
NO HONl'S LEGISLATION
THIS SESSION
Washington. Feb. 16—Judging
from present indications there will
be no Soldiers' Bonus Bill legislation
enacted during the present session of
Congress. __
ATLANTIC’ COAST SPORTSMEN
TO SAIL FOR SIBERIA
Seattle, Feb. 1C—Captain Walter
H. Tinn announced here yesterday
that an unnamed steamship will be
dispatched from the Port of 8eattle
some time during the month of May.
This vessel will have aboard one
hundred people including fifty Atlan
tic coast sportsmen and will sail for
a Siberian port.
The boat will be under the super
vision of the East Siberian Explora
tion Company of New York and its
objective js problematical.
Current Seattle rumors have it
that the Vanderbilt concessions will
play an important part in this ex
pedition.
BELFAST FIGHTING RESUMED
ms MORNING
Belfast. Feb. 15—Street Bghting
between Sinn Feiners and Orangemen
was resumed this morning and sold
iers in motor lorries are much in
evidence.
Belfast is the headquarters of the
Ulster opposition to a peaceful settle
ment of the Irish situation and the
fighting is due to the attitude assum
ed by the Carsonites who refuse to
align themselves with the Irish Free
WOMEN STRIKERS HELD
VP BY BANDIT!
Seattle. Feb. 16—Yesterday af
ternoon the strikers of a Second ave
nue millinery store were held up by
a bandit and the women were com
pelled to lie on the floor face down
while the bandit pillaged the estab
lishment .
INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST
PROGRAM FEARED
BY GOVERNMENT
Los Angeles. Feb. 16—The arrest
here yesterday of eight members of
a band of extortionists by Federal
officers has given rise to the fear
that these men are members of a
gang of international terrorists but
that their program will be revealed
thru the present arrests.
NEW MOTORBOAT BE
DISPATCHED BERING SEA
[ Seattle. Feb. 16—Harry W. Crosby
has purchased the motorship Santa
I Fla via. Crosby will dispatch this
boat to Bering Sea where he will es
tablish a new salmon cannery for his
com panv.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
REVEALS STRYCHNINE
IN SALTS
Centralia. Was)i., Feb. 16—Chem
ists of the University of Washington
have just concluded an analysis of
the epsom salts given the five
Rhodes children. It is revealed
that the fatal epsom salts contained
tqn per cent strychnine, which is
enough of the deadly poison to kill
an army of men.
BRYAN DON’T WANT IT,
BUT WILL ACCEPT, IF—
Miami, Florida. Feb. 16—William
Jennings Bryan today declared that
he does not want the Florida Sena
torship but will accept the office if
the people insist.
W. J. Bryan has be tonic* n mem
ber of the Florida colony.relinquis’v
ing his Nebraska residence. Since
affluence has come to the great com
moner in his old age he has forsaken
the chill winds of the north and
taken unto himself a southern resi
dence .
HUKAH HK.lUB IU<UIU.1B
UNABLE TO ATTEND
FOUNDATION DINNER
New York. Feb. l«th—Senator
Borah, regretting that he waa un
able to attend the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation Dinner held here last
night, sent a telegram In which he
stated "I am not blinded to the great
policies and principles advocated by
Ex-president Wilson."
FRIDAY
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POINDEXTER WANTS
PROTECTIVE TARIFF
FOR HERRING
Washington, Feb. 17—Senator
Poindexter has presented to the Fin
ance Committee a strong argument
in favor of retaining in the proposed,
tariff bill the protective rates on
herring now in effect.
He assures the committee that
with adequate protection American
herring fisheries in Alaska and the
North Pacific can furnish an ample
supply of this fish for the entire
country.
STATE RANK OF
PORTLAND CLOSES DOORS
Portland, Feb. 17—The State
Bank of Portland, having deposits
amounting to two million seven hun
dred thousand, closed its doors yes
BAN SUTHERLAND COMES
NORTH IN MARCH
Washington. Feb. 17—Delegate
Dan Sutherland will leave Washing
ton for Alaska sometime early in
In the report received by the Nug
get no mention is made of Mr. Suth
erland's object in coming to Alaska,
nor does it state his future policy.
HEAD OF IjgrOR SMUGGLERS
RING ARRESTED
San Francisco. Feb. 17—Charles
Maddox was today arrested by Fed
eral officers and confessed to smug
gling. Maddox admitted that he
was the head of an organized ring
which had smuggled three hundred
thousand dollars worth of liquor
Into Pacific Coast states from British
Columbia.
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
TO BUILD NEW BOAT
Seattle. Feb. 17—Announcement
was today made by President Haines
that the Pacific Steamship Co. will
build its own vessel to replace the
Northern Pacific, which was destroy
ed by fire off Cape May. N. J., Feb.
Sth, while on its voyage to be de
livered by the Shipping Board to the
Pacific S. S. Co.
TEX RICKARD INDICATED
IV fllLlKillll'ir
New York. Feb. 17—Tex Rickard
was indicted by the rand jury yes
etrday on serious cnarges made by
two little girls each fifteen year? of
BISCUITS MADE FROM ALASKA
FLOUR SERVED WASHINGTON
Washington, Feb. 16—Secretary
Wallace today gave an Alaska lun
cheon at his office and among the
guests of honor were Governor Bone,
Col. Mears and Delegate Sutherland.
Biscuits made from Tanana valley
flour and baked in the laboratory Of
the department of science were
serves iu rue umunm *««»,
honor of the dfiliaiilibed Alaahana
DIVORCE AND ALIMONY
GRANTED MRS. BCl.IJXK
Seattle. Feh. 17—Mra. Balloon,
wife of John W. Bulloch, a wealthy
Seattle tael dealer, waa yeaterday
granted a dfrorce with alimony la
the earn of one hundred thooaaad
BEVERAGE WANTS TO BE
RESEATED IN SENATE
ladlaaapolle, Feh. 17—Albert J.
Beveridge, former Senator from thie:
atate daring the admlnlatration of
Wm. Taft, yeatardey morning an
nounced bit candidacy for the aeat
occupied by Senator New, realgned.
INTERNATIONAL tXHJRT OK
JISTICK OPENED YESTERDAY
The Hagae. Feh, 17—Yeaterday
afternoon the permanent Court or
International Juettce waa formally
opened with Queen Wilhelmlna of
Holland in attendance.
SENATE ASKS HARDING FOR
TREATY INFORMATION
Washington. Feb. 17—Resolu
tion was yesterday adopted by the
Senate asking Harding for full in
formation regarding the negotia
tions during the Four Power treaty
discussions.
ORGANIZER FIRST ALASKA
EXPRESS CO. DIES
Seattle. Feb. 16—Nathan Reman,
organizer of the Pacific Alaska ex
press company which was Alaska’s
first express service, died here to
STR. BOXER APPROPRIATION
CUT TO 980,000
Washington, Feb. 16—The appro
priation of sixty thousand dollars
asked for the refitting of the steamer
Boxer, to be used by the Bureau of
Education in its Alaska operations,
has been cut to thirty thousand dol
CHAMPIOX IMPERSONATOR
WANTED BY POLICE
New York. Feb. 16—New York
police have joined activities with the
Department of Justice in their
search in Washington for Stephen
Weinberg, who is wanted for im
personating prominent and interest
ing people.
Weinberg is called by the police
the world’s champion impersonator
and his list of dupes includes such
prominent persons as President
Harding. Princess Fatima. Doctor
Adolph Florenz, Mayor Hylan and
Harold McCormick.
SENATOR KENYON TO
RETIRE FEB. 24th
Washington. Feb. 16—According
to reports emanating from the
White House Senator Kenyon will
retire from the United States Senate
! and assume his duties as Federal
| Judge for the eighth judicial dis
| trict, on February 24th. No infor
; mation has been given to the press
; as to Kenyon’s successor.
TAYLOR MURDER MYSTERY
STILL UNSOLVED
Los Angeles. Feb. 16—District
Attorney Woolwine today announced
thet “we are no nearer finding the
motive or the slayer or the day Wm.
Desmond Taylor was murdered.” It
I Is reported that many clues have
I been traced with no evidence to sub
ed, and the authorities are at their
wite ends.
MEMBER FORMER ROYAL
FAMILY DOER IN FRANCK.
Nice, France, Feb. 16—Princes*
Youriewsky, widow of the former
Emperor Alexander 2nd of Unsafe,
died here yesterday.
former university
PROFESSOR SUCCUMBS
TO PNEUMONIA
Seattle, Feb. 16—Thomas With
ers. former professor of English in
the University of Washington, died
today with pneumonia. Prof. With
ers was a Mason of 3ilg degree and
his burial will be conducted under
the Masonic rltnal.
mSRATKD CHUfttfB SERVICES
Sunday Scheel .« A. M.
PNStshtng Service. • F. M.
Yen are cordially Invltai to attend
theeo Services.
The Cftwch with a Weleasss.
RICHARB DECRKL Eaater.
MINKAAIi APFMC11TOV
United States Land Office
None Jtfttka.
January 20, 1922.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Ellia E. Powell, whose post office
address is 324 New York Block, Seat*
tie, Washington, has, through James
J. Keenan, his authorized agent,
whose post office address is Nome,.
Alaska, made application betoro the
United,States Land Office at Nome.
Alaska, for a United States Patent
for the PELUK-MARTIN ASSOCIA
TION placer, situate on Martin Creek
and along the shore of Bering Sea.
between Peluk Creek and Nome
River, and about three-quarters of
a mile east of the town of Nome,
in the Cape Nome Mining and Re
cording District, Territory of Alas
ka. and designated by the U. S. Sur
veyor General of Alaska as Mineral
Survey No. 1299, the exterior boun-"
daries of which, according to the
plat and field notes of said survey
now on file in said land office (with
a variation of from 18 deg. 28 min
E. to 19 deg. 15 min. E.) are as
follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, a.
fir post 4 ft. long in earth
mound, scribed 1-1299 P.M.;
whence U. S. L. M. No. 440
bears N. 17 deg. 1 min. E.
3227.4 ft.; thence S. 7 deg.
15 min. W., 40# ft. to Cor.
No. 2; thence N. 71 deg. 57
min. W., 5719 ft. to Cor. No.
3; thence N. 49 deg. 43 min.
E. 400 ft. to Cor. No.4; thence
S. 71 deg. 11 min. E.. 1111.8
ft. to Cor. No. 5; thence S. 71
deg. 30 min. E. 1020.7 ft. to
Cor. No. 6; thence S. 73 deg.
20 min. E., 769.5 ft. to Cor.
No. 7; thence S. 73 deg. 12
min. E., 2532.2 ft. to Cor.
No. 1, place of beginning, con*
taining 44.206 acres.
The adjoining claims are: On the
N., the Tuesday and the Wednesday
placers, unsurveyed. , Bering Sea
is on the South, and on the East and
West the claims are unknown and
unsurveyed.
U. S. L. M. No. 440, to which
the claim is tied, is a fir post 6 ins.
sq., 5 feet above ground in earth
mound, chiselled U. S. L. M. No.
440, situated on a hill about three
quarters of a mile northeast of the
mouth of Nome River and about two
and one-half miles east of the town
of Nome. Longitude 165 deg. IS
min. West. Latitude 64 deg. 30
JOHN SUNDBACK.
Publish—Jan. 21. 28, Feb. 4. 11.
18, 25. March 4. 11. 18. 1922.
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