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VOIATMK 22. No. 52. NOME. ALASKA SATURDAY, DKfKMDKK SI. IH2I. D.-liv.rod by Carri.r or Ma.InL »1 00 p.r Month
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Nome is the Distributing Center and Gateway to Northern Alaska OIL FIELDS
CONFERENCE DISPUTES GROWING
BHTBD DECURE WU UM MERCHANT FLEET
ARMS CONFERENCE
DISAGREEMENTS
GROWING GREATER!
Washington, Deo. 20 — At the
close of today's session, the Arms
Conference situation indicated in
rat her than accomplishments, al
though President Harding hopes to
see another conference called for tin*
consideration of the submarine and
auxiliary ship questions, owing t.»
the fdilure to reach an agreement
France Alone l»u« hi lift- Auxiliary
I Ship Limitation.
Washington, Dec. :tn - Tin- A ;.-.
j erican proposal for the limitation
of auxiliary naval < it to a m.ixi
I muni of ten thousai . tons displact
Iment. was virtually a thread upon to
day by all the po represente i
FRENCH OBJECT
TO SUSPICION
~ UF OTHER POWERS
Washington, Deo. 30—Prospects
of disruption of the Anns Confer
ence as a result of the possible with
drawal of the French delegation be
came apparent when Albert Sarraut.
head of the French representatives,
at the meeting of the Conference
Naval Committee today. declared
that the French are beginning to be
regarded with suspicion by the other
powers and that “this could not go
British I he hue Will \rmMonham
Ships in War Time.
Washington, Dec. 30—Thi Brit
ish delegation gave notice this af
ternoon that, despite any action that
may be taken by the Anns Confer
ence for or against the proposal,
they proposed to arm the Bn'ish
merchant fleet, the largest in the
world, during time of war.
LATE
TELEGRAPH
HAKI)l\(i OKDKILS
CALL FOR AGRICULTURAL
KELIEP <X)XFFRKXCE
Washington. Dec. 31—President
Harding has instructed Secretary or
Agriculture Wallace to call a nation
al conference to devise means of
relieving the present depression in
the agricultural affairs of the coun
try, it was announced today.
17. 8. RESUMES DIPLOMATIC ’
RKLATIOX8 WITH GERMANY
Washington, Dec. 31—Diploma
tic relations between Germany and
the United States were resumed of
ficially late today, when Carl Lang,
charge d’affaires from Berlin, pre
sented his letters and was received
by Secretary of State Hughes.
POINDEXTER TO VOTE FOR
FOUR POWER TREATY
Seattle. Dec. 30—Senator Mile3
Poindexter, in a speech here this
afternoon, indicated that he would
vote for the ratification of the four
power Pacific treaty.
TONIGHT Barn Dance TONIGHT
A. B. Hall, 0:80 sharp. Ladies Free.
TURKEY DINNER,
NSW YEAR’S
AT ARCTIC BAKERY
COURT VKIIIHI’T HITS SEATTLE
HANK STOCKHOLDERS
Seattle, Dec. 30—Judge Rol; <1.
in an opinion handed down in >he
Superior Court this afternoon, ruit-d
that the stockholders of the defunct
Scandinavian-American Hank o:
Seattle must pay a hundred per ► ru
assessment on their stock.
Some of them are broke.
JOKERE TO VISIT
SEATTLE IN' MAR* II
Seattle. Dec. 30—Marshal Joftre.:
former commander in chief of the!
French army, will visit Seattle in
March as a guest of Samuel Hill, if
was announced today.
WORLD’S CONTINUOUS
FLYING RECORD BROKEN
Minneola, N. Y.. Dec. 30--A Lar
son monoplane, piloted by Edward
Stimson, which this morning broke
the world's continuous flying record
of twenty four hours, nineteen min
utes. seven seconds, descended et
11:15 a. m. this morning, after hav
ing been in the air twenty six hours,
nineteen minutes and 35 seconds.
COURT KILLS CHARGES
AGAINST ILLINOIS GOV. !
Waukegan. 111.. Dee. 2!Uh—The!
courts this afternoon struck from !
the records all charges of embezzle-1
ment against Governor Small.
But one charge of conspiracy to j
defraud the State of funds is still i
pending, against the official.
FRESH KILLED PORK
AT MILO’S CAFE
NEW YEAR’S
VINCENT SAYERS
the cabin. According to Mrs. Thos.
Sh. aghnessy, wife of the well known
Solomon hotel keeper, she observed
the flames arising from the Sayer
■ abin. situated some distance away,
between 11 and 12 o'clock Tuesday
night. She thereupon called Knute
Orange to make an investigation.
Orange proceeded to the cabin, find
Ilames. A high
wind was blowing at the time and it
was impossible to approach the
building owing to the intense heat.
Orange, got close enough to save a
sled standing near the burning strm -
iur* . but could not check the bin/.**.
Orange states that he had visited
Sayer in the early evening and found
Sayer had done a big washing, hang
ing on a line stretched parallel to a
long stove pipe running through the
rooms to a heater located in the
front room. Orange also noticed that
, point where the pipe ran through
a partition, the wood was not cut
•>y ihe postur1- of Saver's body wli -a
; found in th* aches later. The char
i* cl and blackened form was landing
ia a recumbent position with the
| arms outstretched, some distaie -
j from tlie lied, as if the unfortunate
| matt had sought to escape but had
I been overcome by smoke while gron
j ing his way to a nearby window
The bonds and a portion of the lower
arms were entirely burned away
i The cabin was entirely consumed.
1 The deceased was aired about forty
years and i* said to have been well
I connected. Ho .is also survived bv
J 3 or I year old child, who is under
I Hie care of Mrs Shaughnessy. A
no suspicious circumstances attach
to the case, no inquiry will be nooes
j sary. according to Commissioner
Thornton and the body will be bur
I ied at Solomon, beside that of his
deceased wife.
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MINIATITOE ALMANAC
(By John A. Wilson)
165 Meridian Time
Latitude 6 4t4 degrees North
.2:18 p.
.2:21 p.
First Quarter. Jan 5
Moonlight in early evening.
January 3, Earth in Perihelion, or
nearest to sun; distance (*1,345,000
LATE
TELEGRAPH
MOHR r. S. TKiNII'S
I.K.AVK GERMAX1
the band playing "How Dry 1 At”,"
one thousand American troops !. fs
for home.
DOMKSTR ’ EXSTRAXGKMI XT
resilts ix sitoirr
his wife had become estranged from
him and refused to he reconcile:! iiid
had also sold their home end was
about to depart for California. H E.
Perrin, a prominent farmer of this
section, set fire to the home fod^y
and killed himself.
l\ S. MARINES FOIXR (iliLTV
OF NICARAGUAN MURDERS
Managua. Nicaragua. Dec. 30—
American marines on trial before a
naval tribunal composed of officers
from the American cruiser Galves
ton. were today found guilty of slav
ing three Nicaraguan policemen and
sonment .it hard labor.
Rib BONO THEFT FROM
NEW YORK DISCLOSED
New York. Dec. 31. The theft of
a half million dollars worth of
bonds from the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York became known to
day with the arrest of Mrs. Attull,
the divorced wife of the once fam
ous lightweight pugilist, and Sam
Gold and Harry Cohen.
SENATORS WANT
YAP CABLE PRIVILEGES
Waahingt'
en rtvb.ii' rights on tin* ‘sland •••’ V.iji \
w. r* agreed to today by th" Wa-it- j
.Arm- < oiitVreiier I’rnhnldv Kiel
Within Two Work-.
Washington. Dee. :i 1 Tin* Anns j
Conference will probably adjourn j
within a fortnight. Th" Jo panes j
delegation h. s arranged to sail from I
1 in 1 four. head ui the Uri'i'h »I • I
sail for home on J.uni.try 11th,
it was announced today.
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I>K< I. A1IED AMERICANS
ABDI'CTKD IIV Tl I!KS
American professors attached to tin
orphanage at Deriiulja. " : ;i' ;
from ( ’(instantinopl*-. a tv declared
hy the Armenian newspaper "Ya:
guir" or Constantinople to have been
carried off by Turkish Nation li t -.
SON HEATS FATHER—SllclDES
Seattle. Dec. 31 Following ■*
quarrel, during which he heat his
father. Isaac M. Harris. with .1
stove poker. David Harri . aged 3o,
connnitted suicide with shotgun
this morning at his home near Ren
The suarrel ended a dispute ov r
a trivial matter, the father said
NOME WIRELESS PH KI PS
I NT ERE ST WASH I NOTON
OFFICIALS GREATLY !
Washington, Dec. 30—A report
received here to the effect that the
Nome radio station has been able
to receive wireless messages from
Berlin has greatly interested the
officials at Washington.
PRESIDENT HARDING
RELIEVES BUSINESS TO
IMPROVE IN I!I22(
Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 30—A belief j
that the national business situation j
is going to improve in 11>22 was ex-j
pressed by President Harding in ■ j
message to the local Chamber of j
Commerce.
NEW CANADIAN
PREMIER IX AI GI’RATED
Ottawa, Canada. Doe 29—Mac
kenzie Kink was inaugurated as
premier in the presence of Governor
General Byng here today.
MONTANA MINKS PLANTS
TO ItKM MK OPERATIONS
•nts per shift, it was announced
MIST—Lady's hand baj*'. containing
*.11111 of mone\ and a rent rrroi|»t be
longing tu Miss M. Mi Murrai , l-'iml
«t please return to owner and reeeiv*
WKATHKI: UK POUT
Lowest temperature recorded up to
•i a. m. hi I' S. Weather Bureau.
( By I. I! . Morris I
Date Temp. Bavoin. Wind
Dec. 10 —10
Dec 14 10
Dec 15 —15
Dec. 16 —16
Dec.17 IS
Dec. 18 20
Dec.19 31
Dec 20 31
Dec. 21 2S
Dec. 24 26
Dec. 25 10
Dec. 26 — 6
Dec. 27 0
Dec. 29 8
Dec. 30 — 6
29.42 NE. 6
29.32 N. 4
29.07 N. 4
29.24 NE. 3
29.68 E. 8
2S69 SE. 40
30.70 N. 8
30.94 E. 12
30.38 SE 16
30.26 SE 10
30.26 S. 4
29.99 E 16
29.62 N. 16
29.97 E. 4
29.20 NE 20
29.36 NE 4
29.66 NE. 8
29.64 W. I